Sentence examples for devote big from inspiring English sources

They would devote big chunks of the projected $4.6 trillion in surpluses over 10 years to spending programs and tax cuts.

As part of an ambitious — and, so far, faltering — plan to turn the retailer around, its newly appointed chief executive, Ron Johnson, decided in 2011 to woo Ms. Stewart and devote big sections of Penney's stores to her product.

Soon Romney will need time to devote big amounts of time to preparing for his three debates with Obama, and final-sprint campaigning, Mackowiak said, "so they're trying to pack in the fundraising before Labor Day".

Borrowers who devote bigger chunks of their paychecks to repaying student loans may be less likely to buy a house, stunting the housing recovery.

New York Fed researchers, the CFPB, the Treasury Department and senior officials at the Federal Reserve have warned that student debt burdens risk sapping economic growth as borrowers who devote bigger shares of their incomes to repaying their loans may reduce borrowing, investments and purchases of big-ticket items.

Cable channels, which are devoting big blocks of their schedules to Sept. 11-related programming, are also largely running commercials as usual.

At the Edinburgh fringe, both Nish Kumar and Andrew Lawrence devoted big portions of their shows to addressing this, from either side of the political divide.

P RESIDENT OBAMA will have to devote a big part of his State of the Union address to the economy, but which economy?

The Mets can still negotiate with Feliciano, but a reunion is a long shot given their reluctance to devote a big chunk of their off-season budget to a left-handed specialist.

Why in the world would we want to have the same voice across multiple television stations?" Though critics in Los Angeles have complained that the same reporters have shown up on both Viacom-owned stations there, Mr. Reynolds said, the one newsroom now serving them has more people to devote to big local stories than the separate newsrooms had combined.

So shouldn't I devote a big slice of the pie of my day to shoving food into my body, primarily through my mouth?